Unwell

Feeling unwell in Thailand? In this Easy Thai lesson, you'll learn how to explain what's wrong at a pharmacy instead of going to the hospital. Listen as the pharmacist asks about symptoms, and learn how to describe aches and pains, from headaches and sore throats to backaches and toothaches. You'll also hear how a pharmacist explains medicine instructions (how many tablets to take, before or after meals, and at what times of day), plus how to answer when coworkers or family call to ask how you're feeling.

Thai Vocabulary:
ไม่สบาย (mâi sà-baai) – Unwell / Sick
เภสัชกร (pha-sàt-chá-gon) – Pharmacist
ร้านขายยา (ráan khǎai yaa) – Pharmacy
ปวดหัว (bpùat hǔa) – Headache
หลังอาหาร (lǎng aa-hǎan) – After meals

Learning these phrases will help you get the care you need and talk about your health with confidence. Keep listening, keep learning, and get well soon!

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